Accident Overview
A student pilot conducting a landing reported that the aircraft was too fast and touched down too long on the runway. Recognizing that the airplane would not be able to stop in the remaining distance, the pilot applied full power to initiate a go-around.
Sequence of Events
The airplane became airborne at the end of the runway with an airspeed of approximately 55 knots. Shortly after becoming airborne, the aircraft's wing struck trees located at the airport boundary. Following the impact, directional control was lost.
Post-Impact Details
The airplane continued for about 300 feet to the left of the runway centerline, impacting terrain and other obstructions before coming to rest in the back yard of a residence. A post-impact fire occurred immediately. The student pilot was able to exit the airplane without assistance.
Investigation Information
No further details from the official source are available regarding the aircraft type, registration, engine configuration, exact location, date, or number of occupants. The source does not specify injuries, fatalities, or weather conditions. The probable cause of the accident has not been stated in the provided source.